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    Essay — 1.4.2023

    Far from the Forest

    Discussion on the architectural potential of CLT has been largely overshadowed by its positive environmental effects, writes Tuomas Siitonen.

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    Case Study — 1.4.2023

    Erat, Still a Role Model

    Bruno Erat’s ideas on sustainable construction from half a century ago are still, according to Pekka Hänninen, the best Finnish examples of ecological architecture.

    Column — 1.4.2023

    Who Cares about Land Use?

    Ideally, land use planning processes should consider concepts of global justice and planetary boundaries, but today, they are mostly driven by landowners’ profit.

    Essay — 1.4.2023

    No Guru, No Method, No Teacher

    Who was Reima Pietilä, really? Roger Connah reminisces about his long-time friend.

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    Case Study — 1.4.2023

    Dipoli, the Oxymoron

    What makes the design of the Dipoli so unique? Moisés Royo provides an in-depth analysis of Reima Pietilä’s most enigmatic project.

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    Project Review — 1.4.2023

    The High School and Community Centre Monio Reveals Exciting Possibilities for Radically Simple Wooden Structures

    The log-constructed Monio High School and Community Centre is not so much an homage to tradition as it is a novel experiment in industrial construction.

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    Project Review — 1.4.2023

    The Architecture of a Daycare Centre in Tuusula Draws Inspiration from a Local Artist

    The daycare centre in Tuusula aims for sustainability while offering children interesting spatial experiences.

    Project Review — 1.4.2023

    Monument on a Human Scale

    The new main building of the Hyytiälä Forestry Field Station brings a touch of Japan to a Finnish lakeside landscape.

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    Book — 31.3.2023

    At the Dawn of Architecture and Cities

    On the surface, the book popularises the history and development of societies – yet can also help architects with seeing alternatives in the contemporary practices of building.

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    Phenomena — 1.3.2023

    Experts in Urbanism – Rap Music Echoes with the Experiences of Young Members of Minorities

    Rap music echoes with the experiences of young members of minorities regarding their lives and living environments. Music linked to neighbourhoods may open up a local perspective on urban planning – provided that the planners recognize the potential to be found within the rap scene.

    Essay — 1.3.2023

    How to Plan Unplanned Encounters? A Formula Explains What to Take into Account When Designing Urban Blocks

    In recent decades, the perimeter block has become the go-to urban typology in Finnish urban planning and a symbol of urban life. If you take a closer look at the form, however, it does not create life around it as such. The potential lies in more subtle design choices.

    Phenomena — 1.3.2023

    Forgotten Vision of Helsinki City

    In the 1950s and 1960s, the Helsinki city centre became a utopian, American-inspired downtown. Now the buildings from that era are under threat of demolition.

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    Editorial — 1.3.2023

    Editorial: The Perimeter Block Alone Does Not Guarantee a Lively Urban Environment

    The city block has been the basic unit of urbanism for thousands of years, and it seems to thrive in contemporary cities, as well.

    Book — 1.3.2023

    The First Book on Aalto’s Landscapes

    Nature has been an inseparable part of the interpretations made of Aalto’s architecture, yet this is the first book to focus deeply on the theme.

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    Book — 1.3.2023

    Discovering Historical Architectural Drawings Reveals that Architects Have, from One Century to the Next, Come Back to the Same Basic Questions

    Despite the development of drawing instruments and printing technology, from one century to the next, architects come back to the same basic questions regarding the function and meaning of architectural drawings.

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